All-Star Lineups Named for Milwaukee All-Star Game
Milwaukee's Billy Pierce to start for the American League against Philadelphia's Robin Roberts at County Stadium. AL leans on Early Wynn and Whitey Ford as possible finishers with a strong batting order led by Kuenn Fox Williams Mantle Berra Kaline Vernon Figital: (Note: Source text truncated)
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Milwaukee
Chicago
Billy Pierce
Philadelphia
Robin Roberts
Milwaukee County Stadium
Pierce
White Sox
Roberts
Phils
al Lopez
Early Wynn
Cleveland
Whitey Ford
New York Yankees
Lopez
Harvey Kuenn
Detroit
Nelson
Nellie) Fox
Ted Williams
Boston
Mickey Mantle
New York
Yogi Berra
al Kaline
Mickey Vernon
Washington
Jim Finigan
Kansas City
Leo Durocher
National League
Red Schoendienst
St. Louis
del Ennis
Philladelphia
Duke Snider
Brooklyn
Ted Kluszewski
Cincinnati
Eddie Mathews
Don Mueller
Ernie Banks
de Crandall
Durocher
Don Newcombe
Lefty Gomez
Curt Simmons
Dedication of Zion EUB Church in Juda Draws 425
Bishop John S. Stamm of Kansas City spoke to more than 425 attendees at the dedication of the new Zion Evangelical United Brethren church in Juda yesterday afternoon. An open communion service was held in the morning. Rev. W. L. King serves as pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Stamm
Kansas City
Zion Evangelical United Brothern Church
Juda
W. L. King
Monroe Girls Third in Southern Wisconsin Aquatic Meet
The Monroe girls finished third among five teams in the Southern Wisconsin Aquatic Meet held yesterday. Monroe’s top performer was Carol Koenig with nine points, followed by Sondra Simpson with seven and Daniel Bender leading the boys with 10.5. The event, sponsored by the Jaycees and the local athletic association, drew several hundred spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred R. Simpson
Richard F. Hulburt
John O’neill
Frank C. Stiles
James Bossany
Gilbert Goodman
Wilmer L. (George) Wells
Joseph G. Urban
Monroe Athletic Association
Southern Wisconsin Aquatic Meet
Monroe
Janesville
Whitefish Bay
Shorewood Hills
Racine
Daniel Bender
Bender
Carol Koenig
Sondra Simpson
Roger Perry
Brian Steinke
Jamesville
Fred Wright
Tom Wissing
Masked Marvel
Ronald D. Johnson
John Norton
Robert M. Garsson
John Bruni
John Hammer
Johnson
Jaycees
Junior Chamber of Commerce and
the Athletic Association
Bernard F. Gibbons
Dick Stebbins
Bob Brandt
John Seidel
Governor Promises State Action to Enforce Laws in Kohler Strike
Governor Kohler said the state will assist law enforcement if violence breaks out amid the Kohler Co labor dispute in Sheboygan. He met with Mayor Ploetz and officials after mobs attacked workers and damaged property during the 15 month strike led by the UAW-CIO.
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Sheboygan
Kohler
Kohler Co
Rudolph Ploetz
Dist. Atty
David Weber
Theodore Mosch
Fossum
Uaw-Cio
Ploetz
Milwaukee
Kohlers
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
Harvey Kitzman
Kohler Plumbing Fixtures
Sauna
Divina
Port Colborne
Ont
Wisconsin
Kitzman
UAW
Frank Zeidler
Eisenhower
White House
Janesville Man Fires Two Hole-in-One Shots
Ray Thobe, 23, a night shift Chevrolet plant worker in Janesville, drilled a hole-in-one on No. 3 twice on consecutive days. He used a single No. 9 iron to reach 125 yards, the first shot landing two feet from the pin and dropping in, then repeating the feat Monday morning on the same hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Ray Thobe
Chevrolet
Thobe
Mae Norton Receives Cat Medal in Michael Norton Tribute
The Puss n Boots Bronze Award honors cats and owners. Mae Norton accepts on behalf of late Michael Norton. Helen E. Zimmerli presents the medal for a feline praised for intelligence and loyalty. Michael died in his sleep two weeks after the Times feature, aged 12.
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Puss’n Boots
Mae Norton
Michael Norton
Coast Fisheries
Helen E. Zimmerli
Evening Times
Michael
American Trio Sails for Home from Hong Kong
Three former American soldiers William Cowart Otho Bell and Lewis Griggs who defected to Reds in Korea sailed for the United States from Hong Kong. They expect prosecution but will face consequences to tell what happened. They crossed Sunday with travel documents and will be held on ship until California dock. They hold dishonorable discharges and Defense Secretary Wilson said no court martial likely.
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Hong Kong
China
William A. Cowart
Dalton
Otho.g. Bell
Hillsboro
Miss
Lewis W. Griggs
Jacksonville
Tex
Korea
Cowart
U. S
United States
State Department
California
Wilson
Lincoln Park Concert Brings 400 Local Residents
The City Band directed by Allan F. Barnard performed in Lincoln Park for the first park concert. The program featured Richard Vorder mann clarinet, Maureen Bruni and Sandra Miller marimbas, and Nellie Doyle piano. Charles A. Booth announced the event as onlookers sat with blankets or from cars nearby.
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Monroe Area
Lincoln Park
Allan F. Barnard
Richard Vordermann
Maureen Bruni
Sandra Miller
F. R
Nellie) Doyle
Charles A. Booth
Mrs Nicholas Mayne May Be Postmistress
Rep Lawrence H Smith recommends Mrs Nicholas Mayne Browntown for acting postmistress at Browntown to replace Laura Maxfield who died June 9. Mayne is present assistant postmistress and comes highly recommended by the Green County Republican Committee, the recommendation was sent to the Post Office Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence H. Smith
Racine
Nicholas Mayne
Browntown
Laura Maxfield
Smith
Mayne
Green County Republican Committee
Post Office Department
Editor Claims Secret Trip Not a Missing Case
Salt Lake City dispatch says Howard Rushmore editor of Confidential magazine was in Butte under an assumed name and then flew to Salt Lake City to find another man. He says publicity over his supposed disappearance caused sources to clam up and insists the missing reports were a mistake.
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Salt Lake City
New York
Howard Rushmore
Chicago
Rushmore
Butte
Mont
Hospital Trustees to Discuss Invalidity Charges on New Cold Storage
Green County hospital trustees meet at 7 30 tonight to review claims by County Board member Clarence Loveland that contracts for the $50 000 cold storage building are invalid. Warden Francis says work on tear down continues but no new construction until funds and authorization are verified. County officials Brand and Kundert will review board approval and funding status before any action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Hospital
Francis
Nathan E. Bear
Monroe
Fred Klassy
New Glarus
Paul Zimmerman
Brodhead
Clarence W. Loveland
Victor N. Schiller
Second
Dist. Atty
Franz W. Brand
District Attorneys
Schiller
Ray E. Kundert
Brand
Stock Mart Climbs With Buying Demand
New York reports a firmer market as demand for leading issues lifts prices in mid day trading. General Motors steadied after an early block with a high for the year reached 128 percent. Chrysler Standard Oil New York Central and Sears Roebuck were among the stocks in the buying spotlight.
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New York
General Motors
Chrysler
Standard Oil
New York Central
Sears Roebuck
Riots Erupt in Buenos Aires as Police Firemen Clash
In Buenos Aires rioters from a Catholic protest clashed with police and firemen injuring 13 and arresting 60. Cardinal Capello condemned the violence urging peace while demonstrators chanted against President Peron.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Santiago Cardinal Capello
Juan Peron
Plaza de Mayo
Metropolitan Cathedral
Peron
Naval Club
Cardinal Capello
Blackhawk Picnic Draws Thousands at Woodford Event
Over 3000 attended the two day Blackhawk Picnic at Woodford with Woodford winning the water fight. The Browntown and Argyle departments placed second and third while 18 contestants competed in a talent show led by Sylvan Johnson. Sylvan Johnson won best vocal, Eileen Hamann and Beverly Rattin placed second in the Flying Saucers act, and a Woodford male quartet took third. The 16th annual picnic opened with Rusty Hagen's Revue and featured tri state shows and concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackhawk
Woodford
Browntown Department
Argyle Department
Robert Johnson
Blackhawk Association
Sylvan Johnson
Blanchardville
Eileen Haman
Beverly Rattin
Terry Ellingson
Sherman Anderson
Ronnie Rockow
Ed Woolfe
WFRL
Rusty Hagen
Tri-State
Tragedy on Highway 14 Leaves Six Dead in Janesville
A Sunday night crash at a highway 14 intersection near Janesville killed six people and injured seven. Victims include Mr. and Mrs. James B. Tait and Mrs. Edward Litts of Janesville and Virgil Lounsbury of Tiffany with several Lounsbury children among the injured. Police report Lounsbury’s car crossed the highway from a town road near Milton Shopiere, both vehicles overturning into a ditch as traffic detoured.
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Janesville
Here
Wisconsin
James B. Tait
Edward Litts
Virgil Lounsbury
Tiffany
Rock County
Cordia
Joanne
Mercy Hospital
Lounsbury
Stephen
Barbara
James
Melvin
Suzanne
Rock County Sheriff's Office
Milton
Shopiere
Litts
Allen Grove
Hariet Smith
Wisconsin Weekend Toll Reports Thirteen Fatal Accidents
A weekend in Wisconsin reports thirteen fatalities across multiple counties. Names include Gordon Bunnell Appleton Shirley Pape Independence Otto Weyer Manitowoc Becky Barquist Chippewa Falls Carl Martin Waukesha Jerry Stecker Black Creek and George King Jr Madison. Each case involves drowning car crash electrocution or an accidental fall.
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Wisconsin
Janesville
Gordon Bunnell
Appleton
Lake Winnebago
Shirley Pape
Independence
Otto Weyer
Manitowoc
Newton
Becky Barquist
Chippewa Falls
Yellow River
Carl Martin
Waukesha
Long Lake
Jerry Stecker
Black Creek
Green Bay
Suamico
George King Jr
Madison
Trichel Ray L. Trickel Juda Dies at 54
Ray Lewis Trickel age 54 of Juda died last night at 8 15 in St. Clare hospital after eight years illness. Born Monroe May 27 1901 he lived on a Clarno Township farm before moving to Juda five years ago. He worked 20 years with Monroe street department then as a painter. Survivors include wife Eva a daughter Mrs Ralph Alderman New Glarus son Boyd at home two brothers Russell Janesville Walter Cadiz three sisters Irene Milwaukee Mrs Frances Hartwick Chicago and Mrs Herman Becker Monroe. Services Thursday 1 30 p m Shriner Neu shwander funeral home Rev Paul C Kehle will officiate burial Greenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Lewis Trickel
Juda
St. Clare Hospital
Mr. Trickel
Monroe
Lewis
Anna Klemm Trickel
Clarno Township
Eva Tertin
P. A. Schuh
Monroe Street
Ralph Alderman
New Glarus
Boyd
Russell
Janesville
Walter
Cadiz
Irene
Milwaukee
Frances Hartwick
Chicago
Herman Becker
Shriner-Neushwander
Paul C. Kehle
St. John’s
Texas Native Robert Anderson Resigns as Defense Deputy
Robert B. Anderson of Texas resigned today as deputy secretary of defense effective about August 15. The White House said no successor had yet been chosen.
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Defense
Washington
Robert B. Anderson
Texas
White House
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Jim Tripton
Bob Wright
Gary Couther
Don Sauer
Chuck Sime
Jerry Murphy
Jim Truesdill
Marty Nelson
Doug Field
Howard Householder
Field
Wayne Nightengale
Cat
Miss Norton
Blacky Holtshopple
Blacky
Barbara Brown
Alice In Dairyland
Green County
Baraboo Dairy
Gay Steensrud
Herman A. Stuessy
Cheese Day, Inc
Steensrud
Stuessy
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Baraboo News
Republic
Stock Mart
Ray L. Trickel
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